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EPIGRAM by JOHN BYROM

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First Line: SET NOT THE FAULTS OF OTHER FOLKS IN VIEW
Last Line: WILL TEND BUT LITTLE TO REFORM THY OWN.
Subject(s): SELF;
SET not the faults of other folks in view,
But rather mind what thou thyself shouldst do;
For, twenty errors of thy neighbour known
Will tend but little to reform thy own.



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